WFMU: Irene Trudel: Playlist from September 13, 2021

Listener comments!
	12:00pm Stork: Irene Irene!
	🥁 12:00pm βrian: Boo from the isthmus.
	🥁 12:01pm David (in London): Hello Irene and all assembled groovers.
	🥁 12:01pm Sean in Bristol UK: Good afternoon Irene, hello one ans all
	12:01pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: Afternoon all.
	12:02pm Irene Trudel: Stork-y! βrian! David! Sean! Kevin! Boo to you and all listening in.
	12:03pm TDK60: Hi Irene.
	12:03pm Sylvia: Hello Irene and listeners
	12:04pm Listener Robert: Wow, what are the names of all those things in the picture?
	12:04pm annie: isthmus be my lucky day!
	🥁 12:05pm βrian: I can't help it, but whenever I see an mbira, I think of Homer Simpson.
	🥁 12:05pm David (in London): Stork, Brian, Sean, Kevin, TDK, Sylvia, Robert, Annie, salutations good people. Irene - Glad you've got a clicky percussion frog in that photo. I love those things.
	12:05pm TDK60: Tambourine, kalimba or mbira for the thumb piano, guitar, pan pipes, glockenspiel; don't know the name of the spinning frog.
	12:06pm TDK60: ..forgot the flute..
	12:06pm listener james from westwood: Good Monday, Irene and all!
	12:06pm melinda: hi everyone!
	12:06pm listener james from westwood: Is the frog a grogger? A frogger?
	12:06pm Listener Robert: So you play the frog by spinning it? Is that like the noisemaker I was spinning yesterday for somebody's birthday?
	12:07pm TDK60: Hello David in London. Clicky percussion frog. Got it.
	12:07pm Listener Robert: The thing I was spinning could be called a gregger, but I think that might be a general name for hand-held noisemakers that doesn't specify the mechanism.
	12:09pm listener james from westwood: I only know about groggers/greggers because of Nachum Segal's playing Purim tracks during his drive-time reign!
	🥁 12:09pm βrian: The collection lacks only a vibraslap.
	12:09pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Irene! These instruments would not have been out of place at the "Seeds Under Nuclear Winter" Earth Opera show we put on at the end of August: centuryhouse.org...
	🥁 12:10pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hey David, Stork, Brian, Sylvia, James, Robert, TDK, Melinda, Annie, Kevin and Henry,
	12:10pm Irene Trudel: Hey TDK60, Sylvia, Robert, annie, james and melinda! Thanks for naming those instruments. The Glockenspiel is actually a Xylophone in its own case (a nice garage sale find). I don't know what the frog percussion instrument is called, but the rod pulls out of the body and you rub it along its back.
	12:11pm Webhamster Henry: In that show, Andes Manta does a credible simulation of a rainforest.
	🥁 12:11pm David (in London): With the frog, you remove the playing stick / stylus that's shown there in 'stored position', and run it down the bumps on the frog's spine. It makes a very pleasant clicky sound.
	12:11pm Stork: Great Tin Hat record!!
	12:11pm Webhamster Henry: I hope you are playing along, Irene!
	12:12pm Irene Trudel: Hi Henry! That sounds like it was quite a show!
	🥁 12:13pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Good morning-ish, Irene! So great hearing your extra show on Saturday. Just what we needed! x
	12:14pm Listener Robert: Thanks, David, when I saw it I guessed that was how it was played. I've heard many music recordings with a thing like that scratching out a beat. As to the grogger, it seems the Wikipedia entry would have it as specific to the ratchet style I was "playing" yesterday. But I thought it could also apply to a maraca-like item with loose things rattling around in a resonant vessel.
	12:14pm Webhamster Henry: We're doing a shorter version of it Oct 2nd at Mettabee farm, if anyone is near Columbia County NY then.
	12:16pm Webhamster Henry: We call those things Frog Guiros, or rasps (or both, or just frogs). There are other animals also used sometimes.
	12:16pm TDK60: Irene, a xylophone rather than glockenspiel! Will have to look up the difference. [?] /After/ I research all the other notes from all of today's WFMU shows I've saved, to look into more. (Busy guy I am.)
	🥁 12:16pm David (in London): Robert - I like the name grogger, so that's what I'm going with from here on in! Hey S&M&S.
	12:16pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Summer and Michael and Sylvia! I'll also be filling in for Gina Bacon's Someday Matinee again next Saturday (9/18) 5-7pm.
	12:20pm TDK60: Webhamster Henry: That earth opera sounds /very/ interesting. Where's Columbia County?
	🥁 12:21pm Sean in Bristol UK: Shoddy of me to have missed your show from Saturday, archive download in progress right now!
	12:21pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: Just looked up Rozi Plain's Wikipedia entry because she reminded me of someone. Apparently she plays with This Is The Kit (who are fantastic) and collaborates with Rachel Dadd (likewise fantastic). She has a lot in common with both
	12:22pm TDK60: (At first, Webhamster, I thought you were referencing Boston '60s psych band Earth Opera. But no.)
	🥁 12:24pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hi, David! And great news, Irene - we'll be listening!
	12:24pm coelacanth∅: greetings Irene and all
	🥁 12:24pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kevin, as a huge This is The Kit fan your post is most interesting, just downloaded Ms Plain’s track
	12:25pm TDK60: Irene, a quick glance at Wickepea says glockenspiels have metal bars, and xylophones wooden ones.
	12:25pm Irene Trudel: Henry, if only that show were on Saturday the 2nd. We're on vacation then and looking for things to fill out the week. Thanks also for naming the Frog-- never knew what it was called. Kevin, you are correct! Several years ago This Is The Kit played live on my WFMU show and I met Rozi then. really great tunes! Sad to say I forgot how wonderful she was until I stumbled on her while searching through my music files last night.
	12:26pm prudy: loving this Steve Gunn, Irene. Thank you.
	12:27pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: Yes Sean, if I'd had the vinyl version of Bashed Out I would definitely have worn it out, I played it so much. The kind of band that you would guess come from Bristol, but Kate Stables is from Winchester
	12:27pm Irene Trudel: I stand corrected, TDK60! And greetings to you, coelacanth∅.
	12:28pm prguitar: Hey there Irene, and everyone! Glad to be here this afternoon! Missed the beginning, though Roy Harper and Steve Gunn bring a smile to this heart! Thanks!!♥️
	12:29pm Kpx: Hey Grogger(in London) allow me to use your - brand 'ass spanking' new name!, you old Grogger you!
	12:33pm prguitar: Sail on Michael Chapman... Your musical spirit is always with us!! ⭐︎✩☆🙏🏻☆✩⭐︎
	12:34pm coelacanth∅: my father did the same thing. lived 30-40 years after being given 5.
	12:35pm TDK60: prguitar: You may not know, Joe McGasko just did a Chapman set earlier, on the main WFMU stream.
	12:39pm prguitar: Thanks for the heads up @TDK60! Will catch Joe's Michael Chapman tribute on the archive.. Will he ever be sorely missed..
	12:39pm Kpx: Sorry Grogger (in London) I wasn't quite complete. I meant to say, allow me to (be the first) to use your new name.
	🥁 12:40pm βrian: from xylo- ‘of wood’+ -phone.
	12:41pm Irene Trudel: Hi prguitar and kpx! TDK60, I only get to hear a little of Joe's show much because I'm planning mine while he's on. But Happy to add to the praise for Michael, who was a total sweetheart and incredibly talented. He also played live for me in 2009, and several times for John Allen. Chapman played a Monty Hall show with Steve Gunn opening, and Bridget St. John. A really special night.
	12:43pm doctorjazz: Hi Irene! A friend sent me a Wretched Refuse String Band Video link... youtu.be...
	12:46pm coelacanth∅: hey prg!
	12:46pm Irene Trudel: Cool, doctorjazz!There are actually many clips of Wretched Refuse. It's been a few years since I had Ed Haber, Marty Cutler and Kenny Kosek on to host our (at one time) annual tribute to Citizen Kafka. Maybe next spring...
	12:46pm TDK60: Irene, I'm glad you're doing a Chapman set. I'm not so familiar.
	12:46pm Annabella in Crewkerne UK: Good evening Irene, hello to everyone,
	12:46pm prudy: thanks Irene...the cello part in this song is so lovely...
	12:47pm Kpx: A return hi in kind to you Irene Trudel, Sweet. Can't say anything remotely like that ever happened to me.
	12:49pm coelacanth∅: dr.j at the risk of redundancy i want to Thank you (again?) for the Lee Morgan. huge fan of his!
	12:50pm coelacanth∅: greetings Annabella
	12:50pm Peter K.: What an absolutely amazing gem that last Michael Chapman song was! What an absolutely amazing show this is (as usual)!
	12:50pm Irene Trudel: Hi prudy and Annabella! BTW, the cello on "Aviator" was played by Paul Buckmaster – the same man who provided the intense strings on Elton John’s dark masterpiece “Mad Man Across The Water.”
	12:52pm Annabella in Crewkerne UK: Hey coelacantho
	12:52pm TDK60: Oh yeah, a top Elton tune. Buckmaster also did an album or two with Shawn Phillips.
	12:52pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Peter! Michael was a contemporary of Roy Harper and John Martyn but never was as well known as they were.
	12:52pm Stork: Amazing stuff, Irene. Echoes of Roy Harper - and others that will come to me.
	12:52pm Peter K.: Paul Buckmaster also had a hand in Miles Davis's "On the Corner." Versatile guy! https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/15/obituaries/paul-buckmaster-arranger-on-hits-by-bowie-and-more-dies-at-71.html
	12:53pm prguitar: Really sorry to have missed that special night Irene.. It's a comfort to know Michael became a good friend of the station.. Hey there coelacanth∅! I'm a huge Lee Morgan fan too! Hey doctorjazz!, Hello and good evening Annabella.. hope you're having an easeful evening..
	12:57pm Irene Trudel: I did not know that, Peter! prguitar, I need to find out whether that show might be available through WFMU's Roku channel. If it is, I will post a link at the end of the playlist after the show.
	12:59pm TDK60: Just looked: Buckmaster /hummed/ arrangements to the Miles 'Corner' players.
	🥁 1:00pm David (in London): Kpx - Ha ha, a brilliantly inappropriate name in our family. My grandfather was in the Royal Navy during WW1 and, as he didn't drink, would swap his grog (rum) ration for others doing his laundry for him. Non-groggers in our family!
	🥁 1:01pm David (in London): I had the pleasure of seeing Michael Chapman about four or five years back, just him and the guitar in a pub basement. There was a tube (subway) strike that day, so loads of people didn't make it. It was a really intimate show as a result, really lovely.
	1:03pm coelacanth∅: (who's Andru?)
	1:04pm Irene Trudel: Andru is Michael's wife.
	1:04pm Jay S: Hi, all! Yes, I was surprised to learn from the CD booklet for the complete On the Corner sessions that Buckmaster was crucially influential on Miles around that time, in fact they roomed together. Buckmaster was playing "Mixtur" by Stockhausen on the stereo all the time.
	1:05pm Jay S: I'm not making that up.
	1:06pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Irene. my condolences to her, if she's still amongst us
	1:08pm prguitar: Thanks Irene! Will be glad to know!! Also, is there a way to purchase your premium CD that includes Caddo Lake? How beautiful!!
	🥁 1:09pm David (in London): I liked it when AphexTwin told Stockhausen sarcastically that he should stop making "abstract, random patterns you can't dance to." That brought a wry smile to my chops.
	1:10pm Irene Trudel: prguitar, I may have a spare or can send the file. Please send me your email address offline.
	1:10pm prudy: thanks Irene, for this thoughtful tribute...really appreciate it...
	1:12pm Irene Trudel: coelacanth∅, Andru is still with us and has a FB page. From what I hear, she had left to run errands and found Michael was gone when she returned. Very sad.
	1:13pm TDK60: Wonderful Irene. Have to leave early..
	1:14pm Irene Trudel: Thanks TDK60! catch you another time.
	1:20pm Cubicle Carl: Sensawhatta?
	🥁 1:30pm βrian: Back from today's pandemic lunch: imgur.com...
	1:34pm Irene Trudel: Looks yummy, βrian!
	1:40pm coelacanth∅: got to hit the road Thanks Irene! tchau peepers
	1:41pm Irene Trudel: Later, coel!
	🥁 1:42pm Sean in Bristol UK: Stay safe and happy travels, coel
	🥁 1:42pm βrian: Çiao, coel.
	🥁 1:45pm Brian in UK: Hello Irene & music lovers.
	🥁 1:46pm David (in London): Hi Brian.
	🥁 1:46pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hey Brian
	🥁 1:47pm David (in London): This is a doozy of a set Irene.
	🥁 1:47pm Sean in Bristol UK: I so agree, David
	🥁 1:48pm Brian in UK: David, Sean, greetings. Constant Follower has been sighted on these comments pages.
	🥁 1:50pm Sean in Bristol UK: I am praying this fine young man comes down to Bristol to play, huge fan of Constant
	🥁 1:51pm Sean in Bristol UK: Epic, epic set, Ms Trudel,
	1:53pm Irene Trudel: Thanks all, and "Hi" to you, Brian!
	1:54pm prguitar: Maybe see you later coel.. if not, certainly soon.. take care..
	🥁 1:57pm Sean in Bristol UK: Had the pleasure of giving a lift to my Grand Children yesterday, “Grandpy, put on Kiss FM”. Finger nails being pulled is the de facto torture than having to listen, makes you more and more love WFMU!
	🥁 2:05pm βrian: They made What We Do into a TV show?
	2:07pm Irene Trudel: We're three seasons in! Slightly different characters than the movie but brilliantly funny. On FX and Hulu in the US. www.fxnetworks.com...
	🥁 2:08pm βrian: Figures. We only have netflix.
	2:10pm Irene Trudel: Here is the link to Clara Engel's concert, streaming starting Friday: www.eventbrite.ca...
	🥁 2:13pm David (in London): Mm, this is rather splendid.
	🥁 2:19pm Brian in UK: Just after 7pm and the chickens have put themselves to bed. The seasons are moving rapidly from Summer to Autumn.
	2:20pm prguitar: Thanks Irene! So very kind of you. Will send my email address later on! The last set was a perfect fit with this afternoon's filtered light, due to the incredibly huge cloud formations we have been seeing for months now, and perhaps also with the fall season quickly approaching. Skies and light looking more like the UK and Europe, than NYC..
	🥁 2:21pm Michael 98145: coming out of lurkerspace to say Thank You Again
	2:27pm Irene Trudel: Funny how your chickens know when day is done, Brian, but that's the mystery of nature. and thank you, Michael! Full presence isn't necessary here for full enjoyment.
	🥁 2:29pm Michael 98145: Must say you have gifted us with some pretty wonderful archives ...
	🥁 2:33pm Sean in Bristol UK: Loved the movie
	🥁 2:33pm Michael 98145: Love WWDITS
	2:33pm melinda: Matt Berry is one talented fellow.
	2:33pm melinda: Loved him in The IT Crowd
	2:34pm Peter K.: Yes, "Throw It Away" was written by Abbey Lincoln. And yes, the TV version of "What We Do in the Shadows" is brilliant. as is Matt Berry in pretty much anything he does.
	2:56pm Stork: Beautiful show yet again, Irene!
	2:56pm annie: @Irene; it's the same as when cats know it's 4:15: dinnertime.
	2:57pm Irene Trudel: Thanks to all of you listening in and commenting today! I'm filling in for Gina Bacon next Saturday 9/18 from 5-7pm, back again next Monday. Stay tunrd for Ken's last Ever Radio Extravaganza. wfmu.org...
	🥁 2:58pm David (in London): Thanks for a great show today Irene.
	2:58pm annie: plants are watered, and the lime is in the gin!!
	2:59pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Thanks Irene! Indeed, up presently on this Drummer stream: My current favorite sound collage: "Present Toward the Future (marking it in pencil on the wall)" Right here! wfmu.org...
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Irene!
	3:00pm prguitar: Thanks for such a beautiful and inspiring show Irene! Glad I could make it today! Will stop by this coming Saturday when you're filling in for Gina! Take good care, say hello to Peter, and will see you soon! ♥️♥️
	🥁 5:29am Sean in Bristol UK: Thank you for a great show, Irene

Irene Trudel: Playlist from September 13, 2021

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September 13, 2021: All the right instruments, and then some.

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Approx. start time
Duncan Browne	The Ghost Walks "The Ghost Walks" by "Duncan Browne"	Give Me Take You	Immediate Records	0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Rachel Ries	Ghost "Ghost" by "Rachel Ries"	Ghost of a Gardener		0:05:45 (Pop-up)
TIn Hat	Anyone Lived in a Pretty How Town	The Rain Is A Handsome Animal - 17 Songs From The Poetry Of E.E. Cummings		0:10:16 (Pop-up)
Rozi Plain	Best Team "Best Team" by "Rozi Plain"	Friend		0:14:40 (Pop-up)
Roy Harper	South Africa "South Africa" by "Roy Harper"	Lifemask	Harvest	0:19:07 (Pop-up)
Steve Gunn	On the Way "On the Way" by "Steve Gunn"	Other You	Matador Records	0:23:10 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Michael Chapman	Stockport Monday (Homage to Tom Rush)	Fish	Tompkins Square	0:28:19 (Pop-up)
RIP Michael Chapman. A sweet soul and an extremely talented musician, he played live on my show in October of 2008. https://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/28936
Michael Chapman	Not So Much a Garden - More Like a Maze	Rainmaker	Harvest	0:34:49 (Pop-up)
Michael Chapman	Aviator "Aviator" by "Michael Chapman"	Fully Qualified Survivor	Light in the Attic	0:39:57 (Pop-up)
Michael Chapman	Caddo Lake (Live on Irene Trudel's show 2008-10-13)	Monday Will Never Be the Same: Live on Irene Trudel's Program	(WFMU premium CD)	0:49:33 (Pop-up)
Michael Chapman	Sensimillia "Sensimillia" by "Michael Chapman"	Trainsong: Guitar Compositions 1967-2010	Tompkins Square	0:55:26 (Pop-up)
Michael Chapman	Andru's Easy Rider	Growing Pains Vol. 2	Mooncrest Records	1:00:31 (Pop-up)
Michael Chapman	It's Too Late "It's Too Late" by "Michael Chapman"	True North	Paradise Of Bachelors	1:03:35 (Pop-up)
Michael Chapman	Lament for Nepal "Lament for Nepal" by "Michael Chapman"	Fish	Tompkins Square	1:07:58 (Pop-up)
Michael Chapman	Goodbye to Monday Night	Rainmaker	Harvest	1:13:29 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Michael Chapman	Stockport Monday (Homage to Tom Rush)	Fish	Tompkins Square	1:18:15 (Pop-up)
Bridget St. John	Rabbit Hills "Rabbit Hills" by "Bridget St. John"	Oh Michael, Look What You've Done: Friends Play Michael Chapman	Tompkins Square	1:26:36 (Pop-up)
Constant Follower	Weave of the World	Neither Is, Nor Ever Was		1:31:35 (Pop-up)
Mark Eitzel	When My Plane Finally Goes Down	60 Watt Silver Lining	Warner Bros.	1:34:23 (Pop-up)
Clara Engel	Flame Tree Sings "Flame Tree Sings" by "Clara Engel"	Dressed in Borrowed Light	Clara Engel	1:38:27 (Pop-up)
Dorota Barová, Jacob Venjar, Miroslav Chyška	Wsponnienia	Iluzja		1:44:50 (Pop-up)
Marisa Anderson & William Tyler	Life and Casualty	Lost Futures	Thrill Jockey Records	1:50:48 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Michael Chapman	Stockport Monday (Homage to Tom Rush)	Fish	Tompkins Square	1:55:03 (Pop-up)
Matt Berry	Farewell Summer Sun "Farewell Summer Sun" by "Matt Berry"	Kill the Wolf		2:05:18 (Pop-up)
CHEER-ACCIDENT	Language Is "Language Is" by "CHEER-ACCIDENT"	Putting Off Death	Cuneiform Records	2:08:28 (Pop-up)
Chris Merritt	Bubble "Bubble" by "Chris Merritt"	Ye Olde Machine Piano		2:19:54 (Pop-up)
Stefon Harris & Blackout	Throw It Away	Sonic Creed	Motéma Music	2:24:54 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Michael Chapman	Stockport Monday (Homage to Tom Rush)	Fish	Tompkins Square	2:30:38 (Pop-up)
Staples Singers	Give a Damn "Give a Damn" by "Staples Singers"	We'll Get Over		2:35:56 (Pop-up)
Archie Shepp	Invocation: Attica Blues / Steam (Part 1) / Invocation to Mr. Parker / Steam (Part 2)	Attica Blues	Impluse!	2:39:06 (Pop-up)
Kenny Baron / Dave Holland Trio feat. Jonathn Blake	Second Thoughts	Without Deception	Dare2 Records	2:52:45 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Michael Chapman	Stockport Monday (Homage to Tom Rush)	Fish	Tompkins Square	2:58:26 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00pm Stork: Irene Irene!
	🥁 12:00pm βrian: Boo from the isthmus.
	🥁 12:01pm David (in London): Hello Irene and all assembled groovers.
	🥁 12:01pm Sean in Bristol UK: Good afternoon Irene, hello one ans all
	12:01pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: Afternoon all.
	12:02pm Irene Trudel: Stork-y! βrian! David! Sean! Kevin! Boo to you and all listening in.
	12:03pm TDK60: Hi Irene.
	12:03pm Sylvia: Hello Irene and listeners
	12:04pm Listener Robert: Wow, what are the names of all those things in the picture?
	12:04pm annie: isthmus be my lucky day!
	🥁 12:05pm βrian: I can't help it, but whenever I see an mbira, I think of Homer Simpson.
	🥁 12:05pm David (in London): Stork, Brian, Sean, Kevin, TDK, Sylvia, Robert, Annie, salutations good people. Irene - Glad you've got a clicky percussion frog in that photo. I love those things.
	12:05pm TDK60: Tambourine, kalimba or mbira for the thumb piano, guitar, pan pipes, glockenspiel; don't know the name of the spinning frog.
	12:06pm TDK60: ..forgot the flute..
	12:06pm listener james from westwood: Good Monday, Irene and all!
	12:06pm melinda: hi everyone!
	12:06pm listener james from westwood: Is the frog a grogger? A frogger?
	12:06pm Listener Robert: So you play the frog by spinning it? Is that like the noisemaker I was spinning yesterday for somebody's birthday?
	12:07pm TDK60: Hello David in London. Clicky percussion frog. Got it.
	12:07pm Listener Robert: The thing I was spinning could be called a gregger, but I think that might be a general name for hand-held noisemakers that doesn't specify the mechanism.
	12:09pm listener james from westwood: I only know about groggers/greggers because of Nachum Segal's playing Purim tracks during his drive-time reign!
	🥁 12:09pm βrian: The collection lacks only a vibraslap.
	12:09pm Webhamster Henry: Hi Irene! These instruments would not have been out of place at the "Seeds Under Nuclear Winter" Earth Opera show we put on at the end of August: centuryhouse.org...
	🥁 12:10pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hey David, Stork, Brian, Sylvia, James, Robert, TDK, Melinda, Annie, Kevin and Henry,
	12:10pm Irene Trudel: Hey TDK60, Sylvia, Robert, annie, james and melinda! Thanks for naming those instruments. The Glockenspiel is actually a Xylophone in its own case (a nice garage sale find). I don't know what the frog percussion instrument is called, but the rod pulls out of the body and you rub it along its back.
	12:11pm Webhamster Henry: In that show, Andes Manta does a credible simulation of a rainforest.
	🥁 12:11pm David (in London): With the frog, you remove the playing stick / stylus that's shown there in 'stored position', and run it down the bumps on the frog's spine. It makes a very pleasant clicky sound.
	12:11pm Stork: Great Tin Hat record!!
	12:11pm Webhamster Henry: I hope you are playing along, Irene!
	12:12pm Irene Trudel: Hi Henry! That sounds like it was quite a show!
	🥁 12:13pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Good morning-ish, Irene! So great hearing your extra show on Saturday. Just what we needed! x
	12:14pm Listener Robert: Thanks, David, when I saw it I guessed that was how it was played. I've heard many music recordings with a thing like that scratching out a beat. As to the grogger, it seems the Wikipedia entry would have it as specific to the ratchet style I was "playing" yesterday. But I thought it could also apply to a maraca-like item with loose things rattling around in a resonant vessel.
	12:14pm Webhamster Henry: We're doing a shorter version of it Oct 2nd at Mettabee farm, if anyone is near Columbia County NY then.
	12:16pm Webhamster Henry: We call those things Frog Guiros, or rasps (or both, or just frogs). There are other animals also used sometimes.
	12:16pm TDK60: Irene, a xylophone rather than glockenspiel! Will have to look up the difference. [?] /After/ I research all the other notes from all of today's WFMU shows I've saved, to look into more. (Busy guy I am.)
	🥁 12:16pm David (in London): Robert - I like the name grogger, so that's what I'm going with from here on in! Hey S&M&S.
	12:16pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Summer and Michael and Sylvia! I'll also be filling in for Gina Bacon's Someday Matinee again next Saturday (9/18) 5-7pm.
	12:20pm TDK60: Webhamster Henry: That earth opera sounds /very/ interesting. Where's Columbia County?
	🥁 12:21pm Sean in Bristol UK: Shoddy of me to have missed your show from Saturday, archive download in progress right now!
	12:21pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: Just looked up Rozi Plain's Wikipedia entry because she reminded me of someone. Apparently she plays with This Is The Kit (who are fantastic) and collaborates with Rachel Dadd (likewise fantastic). She has a lot in common with both
	12:22pm TDK60: (At first, Webhamster, I thought you were referencing Boston '60s psych band Earth Opera. But no.)
	🥁 12:24pm Summer and Michael and Sylvia: Hi, David! And great news, Irene - we'll be listening!
	12:24pm coelacanth∅: greetings Irene and all
	🥁 12:24pm Sean in Bristol UK: @Kevin, as a huge This is The Kit fan your post is most interesting, just downloaded Ms Plain’s track
	12:25pm TDK60: Irene, a quick glance at Wickepea says glockenspiels have metal bars, and xylophones wooden ones.
	12:25pm Irene Trudel: Henry, if only that show were on Saturday the 2nd. We're on vacation then and looking for things to fill out the week. Thanks also for naming the Frog-- never knew what it was called. Kevin, you are correct! Several years ago This Is The Kit played live on my WFMU show and I met Rozi then. really great tunes! Sad to say I forgot how wonderful she was until I stumbled on her while searching through my music files last night.
	12:26pm prudy: loving this Steve Gunn, Irene. Thank you.
	12:27pm Kevin / Ringwood / UK: Yes Sean, if I'd had the vinyl version of Bashed Out I would definitely have worn it out, I played it so much. The kind of band that you would guess come from Bristol, but Kate Stables is from Winchester
	12:27pm Irene Trudel: I stand corrected, TDK60! And greetings to you, coelacanth∅.
	12:28pm prguitar: Hey there Irene, and everyone! Glad to be here this afternoon! Missed the beginning, though Roy Harper and Steve Gunn bring a smile to this heart! Thanks!!♥️
	12:29pm Kpx: Hey Grogger(in London) allow me to use your - brand 'ass spanking' new name!, you old Grogger you!
	12:33pm prguitar: Sail on Michael Chapman... Your musical spirit is always with us!! ⭐︎✩☆🙏🏻☆✩⭐︎
	12:34pm coelacanth∅: my father did the same thing. lived 30-40 years after being given 5.
	12:35pm TDK60: prguitar: You may not know, Joe McGasko just did a Chapman set earlier, on the main WFMU stream.
	12:39pm prguitar: Thanks for the heads up @TDK60! Will catch Joe's Michael Chapman tribute on the archive.. Will he ever be sorely missed..
	12:39pm Kpx: Sorry Grogger (in London) I wasn't quite complete. I meant to say, allow me to (be the first) to use your new name.
	🥁 12:40pm βrian: from xylo- ‘of wood’+ -phone.
	12:41pm Irene Trudel: Hi prguitar and kpx! TDK60, I only get to hear a little of Joe's show much because I'm planning mine while he's on. But Happy to add to the praise for Michael, who was a total sweetheart and incredibly talented. He also played live for me in 2009, and several times for John Allen. Chapman played a Monty Hall show with Steve Gunn opening, and Bridget St. John. A really special night.
	12:43pm doctorjazz: Hi Irene! A friend sent me a Wretched Refuse String Band Video link... youtu.be...
	12:46pm coelacanth∅: hey prg!
	12:46pm Irene Trudel: Cool, doctorjazz!There are actually many clips of Wretched Refuse. It's been a few years since I had Ed Haber, Marty Cutler and Kenny Kosek on to host our (at one time) annual tribute to Citizen Kafka. Maybe next spring...
	12:46pm TDK60: Irene, I'm glad you're doing a Chapman set. I'm not so familiar.
	12:46pm Annabella in Crewkerne UK: Good evening Irene, hello to everyone,
	12:46pm prudy: thanks Irene...the cello part in this song is so lovely...
	12:47pm Kpx: A return hi in kind to you Irene Trudel, Sweet. Can't say anything remotely like that ever happened to me.
	12:49pm coelacanth∅: dr.j at the risk of redundancy i want to Thank you (again?) for the Lee Morgan. huge fan of his!
	12:50pm coelacanth∅: greetings Annabella
	12:50pm Peter K.: What an absolutely amazing gem that last Michael Chapman song was! What an absolutely amazing show this is (as usual)!
	12:50pm Irene Trudel: Hi prudy and Annabella! BTW, the cello on "Aviator" was played by Paul Buckmaster – the same man who provided the intense strings on Elton John’s dark masterpiece “Mad Man Across The Water.”
	12:52pm Annabella in Crewkerne UK: Hey coelacantho
	12:52pm TDK60: Oh yeah, a top Elton tune. Buckmaster also did an album or two with Shawn Phillips.
	12:52pm Irene Trudel: Thanks Peter! Michael was a contemporary of Roy Harper and John Martyn but never was as well known as they were.
	12:52pm Stork: Amazing stuff, Irene. Echoes of Roy Harper - and others that will come to me.
	12:52pm Peter K.: Paul Buckmaster also had a hand in Miles Davis's "On the Corner." Versatile guy! https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/15/obituaries/paul-buckmaster-arranger-on-hits-by-bowie-and-more-dies-at-71.html
	12:53pm prguitar: Really sorry to have missed that special night Irene.. It's a comfort to know Michael became a good friend of the station.. Hey there coelacanth∅! I'm a huge Lee Morgan fan too! Hey doctorjazz!, Hello and good evening Annabella.. hope you're having an easeful evening..
	12:57pm Irene Trudel: I did not know that, Peter! prguitar, I need to find out whether that show might be available through WFMU's Roku channel. If it is, I will post a link at the end of the playlist after the show.
	12:59pm TDK60: Just looked: Buckmaster /hummed/ arrangements to the Miles 'Corner' players.
	🥁 1:00pm David (in London): Kpx - Ha ha, a brilliantly inappropriate name in our family. My grandfather was in the Royal Navy during WW1 and, as he didn't drink, would swap his grog (rum) ration for others doing his laundry for him. Non-groggers in our family!
	🥁 1:01pm David (in London): I had the pleasure of seeing Michael Chapman about four or five years back, just him and the guitar in a pub basement. There was a tube (subway) strike that day, so loads of people didn't make it. It was a really intimate show as a result, really lovely.
	1:03pm coelacanth∅: (who's Andru?)
	1:04pm Irene Trudel: Andru is Michael's wife.
	1:04pm Jay S: Hi, all! Yes, I was surprised to learn from the CD booklet for the complete On the Corner sessions that Buckmaster was crucially influential on Miles around that time, in fact they roomed together. Buckmaster was playing "Mixtur" by Stockhausen on the stereo all the time.
	1:05pm Jay S: I'm not making that up.
	1:06pm coelacanth∅: Thanks Irene. my condolences to her, if she's still amongst us
	1:08pm prguitar: Thanks Irene! Will be glad to know!! Also, is there a way to purchase your premium CD that includes Caddo Lake? How beautiful!!
	🥁 1:09pm David (in London): I liked it when AphexTwin told Stockhausen sarcastically that he should stop making "abstract, random patterns you can't dance to." That brought a wry smile to my chops.
	1:10pm Irene Trudel: prguitar, I may have a spare or can send the file. Please send me your email address offline.
	1:10pm prudy: thanks Irene, for this thoughtful tribute...really appreciate it...
	1:12pm Irene Trudel: coelacanth∅, Andru is still with us and has a FB page. From what I hear, she had left to run errands and found Michael was gone when she returned. Very sad.
	1:13pm TDK60: Wonderful Irene. Have to leave early..
	1:14pm Irene Trudel: Thanks TDK60! catch you another time.
	1:20pm Cubicle Carl: Sensawhatta?
	🥁 1:30pm βrian: Back from today's pandemic lunch: imgur.com...
	1:34pm Irene Trudel: Looks yummy, βrian!
	1:40pm coelacanth∅: got to hit the road Thanks Irene! tchau peepers
	1:41pm Irene Trudel: Later, coel!
	🥁 1:42pm Sean in Bristol UK: Stay safe and happy travels, coel
	🥁 1:42pm βrian: Çiao, coel.
	🥁 1:45pm Brian in UK: Hello Irene & music lovers.
	🥁 1:46pm David (in London): Hi Brian.
	🥁 1:46pm Sean in Bristol UK: Hey Brian
	🥁 1:47pm David (in London): This is a doozy of a set Irene.
	🥁 1:47pm Sean in Bristol UK: I so agree, David
	🥁 1:48pm Brian in UK: David, Sean, greetings. Constant Follower has been sighted on these comments pages.
	🥁 1:50pm Sean in Bristol UK: I am praying this fine young man comes down to Bristol to play, huge fan of Constant
	🥁 1:51pm Sean in Bristol UK: Epic, epic set, Ms Trudel,
	1:53pm Irene Trudel: Thanks all, and "Hi" to you, Brian!
	1:54pm prguitar: Maybe see you later coel.. if not, certainly soon.. take care..
	🥁 1:57pm Sean in Bristol UK: Had the pleasure of giving a lift to my Grand Children yesterday, “Grandpy, put on Kiss FM”. Finger nails being pulled is the de facto torture than having to listen, makes you more and more love WFMU!
	🥁 2:05pm βrian: They made What We Do into a TV show?
	2:07pm Irene Trudel: We're three seasons in! Slightly different characters than the movie but brilliantly funny. On FX and Hulu in the US. www.fxnetworks.com...
	🥁 2:08pm βrian: Figures. We only have netflix.
	2:10pm Irene Trudel: Here is the link to Clara Engel's concert, streaming starting Friday: www.eventbrite.ca...
	🥁 2:13pm David (in London): Mm, this is rather splendid.
	🥁 2:19pm Brian in UK: Just after 7pm and the chickens have put themselves to bed. The seasons are moving rapidly from Summer to Autumn.
	2:20pm prguitar: Thanks Irene! So very kind of you. Will send my email address later on! The last set was a perfect fit with this afternoon's filtered light, due to the incredibly huge cloud formations we have been seeing for months now, and perhaps also with the fall season quickly approaching. Skies and light looking more like the UK and Europe, than NYC..
	🥁 2:21pm Michael 98145: coming out of lurkerspace to say Thank You Again
	2:27pm Irene Trudel: Funny how your chickens know when day is done, Brian, but that's the mystery of nature. and thank you, Michael! Full presence isn't necessary here for full enjoyment.
	🥁 2:29pm Michael 98145: Must say you have gifted us with some pretty wonderful archives ...
	🥁 2:33pm Sean in Bristol UK: Loved the movie
	🥁 2:33pm Michael 98145: Love WWDITS
	2:33pm melinda: Matt Berry is one talented fellow.
	2:33pm melinda: Loved him in The IT Crowd
	2:34pm Peter K.: Yes, "Throw It Away" was written by Abbey Lincoln. And yes, the TV version of "What We Do in the Shadows" is brilliant. as is Matt Berry in pretty much anything he does.
	2:56pm Stork: Beautiful show yet again, Irene!
	2:56pm annie: @Irene; it's the same as when cats know it's 4:15: dinnertime.
	2:57pm Irene Trudel: Thanks to all of you listening in and commenting today! I'm filling in for Gina Bacon next Saturday 9/18 from 5-7pm, back again next Monday. Stay tunrd for Ken's last Ever Radio Extravaganza. wfmu.org...
	🥁 2:58pm David (in London): Thanks for a great show today Irene.
	2:58pm annie: plants are watered, and the lime is in the gin!!
	2:59pm Kenzo (Ken's Last Ever): Thanks Irene! Indeed, up presently on this Drummer stream: My current favorite sound collage: "Present Toward the Future (marking it in pencil on the wall)" Right here! wfmu.org...
	3:00pm listener james from westwood: Thanks, Irene!
	3:00pm prguitar: Thanks for such a beautiful and inspiring show Irene! Glad I could make it today! Will stop by this coming Saturday when you're filling in for Gina! Take good care, say hello to Peter, and will see you soon! ♥️♥️
	🥁 5:29am Sean in Bristol UK: Thank you for a great show, Irene

Irene Trudel: Playlist from September 13, 2021

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